Every five years, the World Shakespeare Congress regenerates understandings of Shakespeare across the world, bringing together scholars whose geo-cultural vantage
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WSC 2021 Announcement & ISA Membership Renewal
Dear ISA Member A letter from Peter Holland, Chair of the ISA, is attached. The International Shakespeare Association is delighted
Continue reading »CFP: Indian Othellos: Shakespeare Adaptations in India (journal special issue; Deadline: 15 March 2020)
Indian Theatre Journal (Vol.5) Indian Othellos: Shakespeare Adaptations in India Guest Editor: Dr Sreedevi K. Nair Othello, one of the
Continue reading »CFP: Teaching William Shakespeare’s Macbeth
The Modern Language Association (MLA) is publishing a volume on teaching William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. This will be part of its
Continue reading »CFP: “Shakespeare and the Jews: A Global Exploration” (journal issue; Deadline: 15 April 2020)
“Shakespeare and the Jews: A Global Exploration” – Call for Papers Special Issue Shakespeare In 1992, James Shapiro discussed ‘Shakespeare
Continue reading »3rd Graphic Shakespeare Competition
The 3rd Graphic Shakespeare Competition calls all artists, illustrators, art student, designers to participate. Schedule May 31, 2020: submission deadline.
Continue reading »CFP: Intersections in Shakespeare: 4th Conference of the Asian Shakespeare Association (Seoul, 5-7 November 2020; Deadline: 10 February 2020)
CALL FOR PROPOSALS The 2020 ASA Conference organizing committee welcomes proposals for panels, papers, seminars and workshops on the conference
Continue reading »CFP: Shakespeare, Blackface, and Performance: A Global Exploration (Deadline: 1 March 2020)
A special issue of Multicultural Shakespeare: Translation, Appropriation and Performance Deadline to submit: March 1, 2020 Publication: Autumn, 2020 Shakespearean performances have
Continue reading »CFP: Women and Indian Shakespeares (30 October – 1 November 2019, Queen’s University, Belfast, UK)
Indian Shakespeares is an established field of study, but no international conference has yet centralised the issue of the female in
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